Dosihwan et al.: Korea's sovereignty over Dokdo and the San Francisco Peace Treaty

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The international legal desecration of the Japanese colonialist's international legal code, which has taken on the San Francisco Peace Treaty on self-immolation in South Korea, is a historical, geographic and international territory. But the illegal poison in Japan, which was signed in 1951 with the San Francisco Peace Treaty, is still underway. The Japanese government’s self-inflict claim to vote for a policy study of the treaty of Japan's International Laws has a serious problem in accord with the nature of violence and greed on the Cairo Declaration, which is completing the colonialism. The book provides a preeminence to the problem of Japanese colonialism and the distortion of international law laws that has been derived from it, which has built up a policy basis for the claims of self-immolation under the great theme Korea’s Self-registership and International Legal Rights Council.

Korean title: 한국의 독도주권과 샌프란시스코강화조약

Korean author: 도시환 외

Korean publisher: 동북아역사재단

ISBN-13: 9791171610129

도시환 외: 한국의 독도주권과 샌프란시스코강화조약
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